Step into the sepia-toned bureaucracy of Nemrit life.
In this collage-comic, Jack Nemrit faces the absurd cruelty of capitalism — fired, rejected, and left clinging to a burnt-edge scrapbook of failure. The piece blends 1950s corporate propaganda with outsider cartoon chaos, hand-torn paper, and the emotional comedy of defeat.
This artwork explores mental health, absurdism, and late-stage burnout through the lens of indie collage and vintage satire.
Part retro-office nightmare, part therapy-session confession, it’s the story of every creature who’s been told “You’re fired!” and still wakes up the next day.
Perfect for:
Indie comic and collage art fans
Outsider art collectors
People who romanticize failure
Artists who’ve ever been ghosted by hope
$5.00 Canadian — 5×7 inches (12.7 × 17.78 cm) Digital Download
Includes one high-resolution PNG file for printing, archiving, or digital use.
No physical item shipped. Jack can’t afford postage anyway.
Step into the sepia-toned bureaucracy of Nemrit life.
In this collage-comic, Jack Nemrit faces the absurd cruelty of capitalism — fired, rejected, and left clinging to a burnt-edge scrapbook of failure. The piece blends 1950s corporate propaganda with outsider cartoon chaos, hand-torn paper, and the emotional comedy of defeat.
This artwork explores mental health, absurdism, and late-stage burnout through the lens of indie collage and vintage satire.
Part retro-office nightmare, part therapy-session confession, it’s the story of every creature who’s been told “You’re fired!” and still wakes up the next day.
Perfect for:
Indie comic and collage art fans
Outsider art collectors
People who romanticize failure
Artists who’ve ever been ghosted by hope
$5.00 Canadian — 5×7 inches (12.7 × 17.78 cm) Digital Download
Includes one high-resolution PNG file for printing, archiving, or digital use.
No physical item shipped. Jack can’t afford postage anyway.
Jack Nemrit hasn’t been employed since 2003 — and he’s fine with that.
This panel is part of The Nemrit Chronicles, a universe of creatures who cope through sarcasm, delusion, and creative resignation.
Printed on coffee-stained textures with layered collage elements, this piece captures the bittersweet tone of those who keep trying long after society has logged out.
For licensing, commissions, or publication inquiries:
nicolo.giovanna@gmail.com
